Okay, So i went to turn my vgt off at idle. When I change the table from 85 to 0 in the sections it changes nothing. Any thoughts here?
Okay, So i went to turn my vgt off at idle. When I change the table from 85 to 0 in the sections it changes nothing. Any thoughts here?
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So I logged truck and it is 95% closed on vgt at idle with 700rpm and 70 torque. I went into duty cycle changed that area to 0. No change, but i noticed it called for 85% in that table. So then i went looking under egr tables it shows 95% so ok that sounds more like the tables im looking for. Zeroed that table out where needed. Nope that did not work either. Why is vgt not changing to what I change it to in the tables at this point?
Okay so in case some one else finds this. The ebp tables need to be zeroed out in idle range as well as vgt. The ecm must use ebp as its core tables. The vgt is secondary. Now if I could just figure out why when I updated hpt I lost my egr temp pid and it will not populate i would be happy.
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